How to Say “Who” in Korean
The English word “who” is 누구 in Korean. 누구 is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about the identity of a person.
The English word “who” is 누구 in Korean. 누구 is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about the identity of a person.
The female name Yuna in Korean is written 유나. 유나 is a female given name.
The Korean word for violet is 제비꽃 (jebikkot). 제비꽃 refers specifically to the violet flower.
The English name Michaela is written as 미카엘라 in Korean. 미카엘라 is the feminine form of the name Michael.
The English phrase “one year” is translated into Korean as 1년. The phrase refers to a period of time lasting twelve months.
To say ‘be strong’ in Korean, use 힘내세요. The phrase is an expression used to encourage someone to stay positive or to keep going during a difficult time.
The Korean equivalent of the English abbreviation “mr.” can be expressed through several different forms.
To say “I have a dog” in Korean, you say 저는 개가 있어요. This phrase is used to state that you own or possess a dog.